rakita submitted EIP-8374: when a call frame reverts or halts exceptionally, `accessed_addresses` and `accessed_storage_keys` are no longer rolled back, so anything warmed stays warm for the rest of the transaction and gas pricing matches what clients actually pay. Ben Adams submitted EIP-8375, a unified MEV burn for ePBS. Barnabé reviewed his quick slots presentation; the next step is working with Sourcify to find deployed contracts that rely on slot time. The official Ethereum account ran a Coin Center guest thread on privacy, and Vitalik commented on Signal registration without a phone number.
(rakita), submitted, with a Magicians thread at 16:00. It amends EIP-2929 so `accessed_addresses` and `accessed_storage_keys` are not rolled back on call-frame revert or exceptional halt. The PR's reasoning: a revert does not evict data already loaded into client caches, so pricing should match actual cost, and append-only access sets remove the need for journal rollback, simplifying implementations.
New EIP: persist warm access sets across reverts (rakita), submitted, with a Magicians thread at 16:00. It amends EIP-2929 so `accessed_addresses` and `accessed_storage_keys` are not rolled back on call-frame revert or exceptional halt. The PR's reasoning: a revert does not evict data already loaded into client caches, so pricing should match actual cost, and append-only access sets remove the need for journal rollback, simplifying implementations.
(benaadams), submitted, now EIP-8375. It burns a configured fraction of aggregate priority fees on every executed payload, including self-builds, and treats the same fraction of an external builder's `gross_value` as an auction burn target.
Highlights each EIP's benefit up front, including the EIP-8131 block-size cap and EIP-8146 sidecars, all merged that day; PRs putting the privacy benefit first in EIP-8250 and EIP-8272 were submitted the same day.
A series of PRs from nero_eth highlights each EIP's benefit up front, including the EIP-8131 block-size cap and EIP-8146 sidecars, all merged that day; PRs putting the privacy benefit first in EIP-8250 and EIP-8272 were submitted the same day.
A series of PRs from nero_eth highlights each EIP's benefit up front, including the EIP-8131 block-size cap and EIP-8146 sidecars, all merged that day; PRs putting the privacy benefit first in EIP-8250 and EIP-8272 were submitted the same day.
A series of PRs from nero_eth highlights each EIP's benefit up front, including the EIP-8131 block-size cap and EIP-8146 sidecars, all merged that day; PRs putting the privacy benefit first in EIP-8250 and EIP-8272 were submitted the same day.